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Month: September 2018

Haddock-Eppich Named WCC Player of the Week

SAN BRUNO, Calif.-Monday, another member of the top-ranked BYU women’s volleyball squad was awarded a weekly honor from the West Coast Conference. Senior settler Lyndie Haddock-Eppich of Longmont, Colo., helped the Cougars to wins over Utah and Weber State by averaging 12.17 assists per set, 2.67 digs per set and […]

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SUU Men’s Basketball Signs Todd Simon To An Extension

SUU Men’s Basketball Signs Todd Simon To An Extension

CEDAR CITY, Utah-Monday, just weeks before practice sessions for Southern Utah University’s men’s basketball commence, head coach Todd Simon was signed to an extension through the 2021-22 season. This announcement was made by SUU athletics director Debbie Corum. The men’s basketball program has improved tremendously since Simon’s arrival from UNLV […]

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FBI alerts Saratoga Springs school of social media threat

FBI alerts Saratoga Springs school of social media threat

PROVO, Utah (AP) — Saratoga Springs officials say they were able to thwart a social media threat related to Westlake High School that was discovered by the FBI. Principal Gary Twitchell said in a letter sent to parents on Saturday afternoon that the Saratoga Springs Police Department was alerted to […]

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Mormon leaders call for new medical-marijuana plan in months

Mormon leaders call for new medical-marijuana plan in months

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Mormon church leaders are calling for Utah lawmakers to pass medical-marijuana legislation by the end of the year even as they urge people to vote against an insurgent ballot measure that would legalize it. The Deseret News reported Sunday that The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day […]

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Utah State Football Ranks High In Several Categories Nationally

Utah State Football Ranks High In Several Categories Nationally

LOGAN, Utah-As Utah State football prepares to host Air Force Saturday evening in a nationally-televised ESPN2 broadcast, the Aggies are excelling at the national level in several key statistical categories. The 2-1 Aggies are amassing a Mountain West Conference-best 54 points per game which also ranks them fourth nationally. They […]

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BYU Senior Associate Athletic Director Gets LDS Church Calling

BYU Senior Associate Athletic Director Gets LDS Church Calling

SALT LAKE CITY-Per an announcement this weekend made by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, BYU senior associate athletic director and senior woman administrator, Liz Darger, was named to the seven-member general board of the Church’s Young Women organization. As a member of this board, Darger counsels with […]

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BYU Football Ranked In Top 25 After Upset Win At Wisconsin

PROVO, Utah-By virtue of an upset of then-#6 Wisconsin, 24-21 at Camp Randall Stadium of Madison, Wis. Saturday, Sunday was a happy day for the BYU Cougars’ football team. The Cougars entered The Associated Press Top 25 rankings for the first time since 2015, checking in at #25. BYU was […]

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Mormon fighting to end youth interviews ousted from faith

Mormon fighting to end youth interviews ousted from faith

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Mormon man who led a campaign criticizing the church’s practice of allowing closed-door, one-on-one interviews of youth by lay leaders has been kicked out of the faith. Sam Young read a verdict letter for the first time Sunday that had been delivered to him […]

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Smoke bomb starts brush fire that burns 2 homes in Herriman

Smoke bomb starts brush fire that burns 2 homes in Herriman

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Authorities have arrested a juvenile for allegedly starting a brush fire in Herriman that burned two homes and prompted neighborhoods to be evacuated. Unified Fire Authority officials say the juvenile sparked the blaze while allegedly playing with a smoke bomb. The name and age of […]

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Utah worker dies after falling headfirst in sewer pipe

HOOPER, Utah (AP) — A northern Utah city worker has died after he fell headfirst into a pipe in the city’s sewer system and drowned. The Weber County Sheriff’s Office said Saturday that the worker with the city of Hooper was stuck after he fell in the pipe. A co-worker […]

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